Following the death of Pablo Esobar, things are changing in the world of Narcos as a new power struggle begins.

Available 1st September

Our Souls At Night

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Our Souls At Night

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Robert Redford and Jane Fonda reunite on screen some 50 years after Barefoot In The Park. Based on the best-selling novel by Kent Haruf, widowed neighbours Addie and Louis become close following the deaths of their respective partners. A beautiful film that shows there’s no age limit for falling in love.

Available 29th September

Zero Dark Thirty

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Zero Dark Thirty

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Kathryn Bigelow’s Oscar-winning film follows the events that unfurled after the terrorist attack of 9/11, when Osama Bin Laden became the most-wanted man on the planet.

Available now

This Is 40

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This Is 40

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

The follow up to Knocked Up takes a slightly depressing view at what being 40 really entails. Cue suspected affairs, ageing and some slightly annoying children.

Available now

Spectre

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Spectre

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

With Daniel Craig confirming he will in fact step into James Bond’s tux once again, it’s time to re-visit his last outing, which begins with one particularly stunning scene in the midst of the Day of the Dead in Mexico.

Available 22nd September

The Good Place: Season 2

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The Good Place: Season 2

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

From the creator of Parks and Recreation comes this brilliant comedy starring Kristen Bell as Eleanor Shellstrop, who miraculously ends up in ‘The Good Place,’ aka heaven, when she’s mistaken for a lawyer after her death.

Available from 21st September

Line of Duty: Season 3

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Line of Duty: Season 3

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

One of the best series on the BBC, Line of Duty stars Red favourite Vicky McClure as DS Fleming, alongside Martin Compston as DS Arnott, who is transferred to the anti-corruption unit following the cover up of the death of a man.

Available 27th September

Happy Valley: Season 2

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Happy Valley: Season 2

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Sally Wainwright’s Happy Valley captured the hearts of the nation when Catherine Cawood (Sarah Lancashire) first stepped onto our screens in 2014 and the series set in West Yorkshire police has gone from strength to strength.

Available 15th September

Kill Bill: Vol 1 and Vol 2

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Kill Bill: Vol 1 and Vol 2

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Watch Uma Thurman kick ass again as The Bride, in one of Quentin Tarantino’s best ever films.

Available 1st September

Marvel's The Defenders: Season 1

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Marvel's The Defenders: Season 1

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

We've already fallen for Jessica Jones and Luke Cage, but now they're joining forces with two more outsiders to protect the city of New York.

Available 18th August

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Death Note

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Death Note

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

If you're a fan of the likes of Twilight and American Gods, then this Netflix original based on the famous Japanese manga is a must-see. When a young man finds a supernatural notebook that gives him the power to kill anyone, he starts taking the lives of those he believes deserve it.

Available 25th August

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Fantastic Four

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Fantastic Four

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Miles Teller, Jamie Bell, Kate Mara and Michael B. Jordan all star in the re-make of the 2005 film, in which they find themselves in possession of powerful abilities.

Available 29th August

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Godzilla

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Godzilla

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

There's nothing quite like a blockbuster movie to set up your summer and you don't get much better than Godzilla himself.

Available 2nd August

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Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom

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Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Idris Elba takes on the role of Nelson Mandela in the film that follows his life story. Devastating and inspiring in equal measures.

Available 28th August

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What Happened To Monday

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What Happened To Monday

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

When the world population starts to increase too quickly, the government puts in place a one child policy, but when a father has a set of identical septuplets, he passes them each off as the same person. Until Monday goes missing.

Available 18th August

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The Beach

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The Beach

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Based on the best-selling book by Alex Garland, Danny Boyle's The Beach stars Leonardo Di Caprio as backpacker Richard who uncovers the closest thing to paradise.

Available 1st August

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Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later

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Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

The follow up to the cult classic, Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later catches up with a group of camp councellors a decade on. And of course, there are a lot of surprises in store.

Available 4th August

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The Mist: Season 1

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The Mist: Season 1

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Based on a story by Stephen King, The Mist tells the story of a small-town that is torn apart when an eerie mist rolls in.

Available 25th August

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The Other Boleyn Girl

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The Other Boleyn Girl

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Two sisters, played by Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson, fall apart when they compete for the attention of King Henry VIII, played by Eric Bana.

Available 31st August

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Dallas Buyers Club

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Dallas Buyers Club

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

It was the film that won Matthew McConaughey his first Oscar and for a very good reason. Playing AIDS victim Ron Woodroof, an electrician in '80s Texas, he refuses to be beaten by the disease and instead smuggles unapproved drugs into the U.S and begins selling the treatments to others who are suffering.

Available 1st August

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Boyz N The Hood

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Boyz N The Hood

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

The '90s classic sees Cuba Gooding Jr star as Tre, who is sent to live with his father in South Central Los Angeles, an area that pulls its youth into its ever-growing drug and gang culture.

Available 30th August

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Blackadder

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Blackadder

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Written by Richard Curtis and Rowan Atkinson, this British comedy is set in the Middle Ages, following Prince Edmund, aka the Black Adder, who is constantly trying to win the approval of his father, the king.

Available 15th August

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Atypical: Season 1

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Atypical: Season 1

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

A brilliant new drama about a teenage boy who is growing up with autisim and struggling to start dating.

Available 11th August

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Friends From College Season 1

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Friends From College Season 1

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

From the makers of Forgetting Sarah Marshall and Get Him To The Greek, comes this Netflix original series about a group of friends who re-unite some 20 years after college.

Expect trials and tribulations along the way, not least because their rediscovered friendships seem to make them recess back into young adulthood...

Available 14th July

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Suits Season 6

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Suits Season 6

By Hannah DunnPosted on August 29, 2017

Everyone’s favourite lawyers re-unite for the sixth season of this brilliant law series, featuring Harvey Spector and Mike Ross.

On going

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Looking for something new to watch on Netflix this month? We've picked the latest new arrivals to to binge-watch to your heart's content.

Boasting a genius mix of must-see box set TV shows like The Good Wifeand Gossip Girl, intelligent documentaries, brilliant Netflix originals like Better Call Saul and House of Cards, the best new films straight from the cinema and old favourites that we can't stop re-watching, Netflix has become one of the most-watched subscription services around.

Something of an institution in households everywhere, the days of family viewings of live TV are long gone and instead we prefer to stack up the latest must-watch shows and binge until we get that, er, friendly ''are you still there" prompt.

Top of our list this month are newbies The Mist, based on a Stephen King short story, blockbusters like Godzilla and the highly anticipated Marvels: The Defenders.